Justinius marcus junianus (4 risultati)

Condizione: Fair. Paris: Marchands Libraires, 1676. Sm 4to hardcover in early full leather, speckled, with two nested frames with finials to corners on both boards. Blind stamped border to boards, and dotted gilt line just to edges. Five raised spine bands, and gilt titling on red leather label to second compartment. Red speckling to page edges. 329pp + unpaginated index, constituting about the last third of the book. Latin and French. Drop caps, pictorial section headers including the coats of arms of the Dauphin and King Louis XIV, and decorative page breaks throughout. Fair. Boards and spine moderately rubbed and scuffed, with leather quite chipped to fore- and bottom-edge and joints cracked. Front board quite dampstained and warped. Rear board also moderately damp spotted, but altogether cleaner. Spine tips worn, with head- and footbands largely intact. Corners bumped and frayed, and bottom corner of rear board chipped. Toning and moderate silverfishing to page edges. Pastedowns delaminating, and both pastedowns and endpapers sliverfished. Dampstaining throughout, with staining particularly dark and accompanied by moderate soiling to about first 16 pages. Hinges just cracked inside endpapers at front and rear. Remains of an early bookplate to and early owner's inked name to front pastedown, and another early ink inscription to the first page of the "Epistola." Pages dampstained and moderately toned, else paper is supple and clear; very good. Inquire if you need further information.…

7 nicht nummer. Blätter, 390 Seiten; 160 Seiten, 104 nnr. Blätter. Schlichter Pappband des 18. Jahrhunderts. Etwas berieben. Teils Anmerkungen und Ergänzungen von alter Hand. Frontispiz fehlt. *Ebert II, 11148. Justinius, römischer Historiker um 160 nach Chr. Verfasser dieses Auszuges aus dem verloren gegangenen größeren Geschichtswerk (44 Bücher) des Pompejus Trogus. Sprache: Deutsch 900 gr.…

[1-12], 1-310, 1-36, [1-50] (index). Engraved titlepage of Venus sailing on a shell (signed: Cor. Cl. Duysent, fec.), shows early (amateur?) hand coloring in this copy with light red & greenish brown inks (now faded). Lacking the front & back marbled endpapers. Bound in full, maroon morocco with four raised bands on the spine, and second compartment gilt-lettered: IVSTIN HIST, other compartments are richly gilt with a floral, arabesque tooling, covers with rectangular, triple line borders & central design with floral tools at corners, gilt borders on cover edges, and on front turn-ins; sewn headbands, all edges gilt, marbled paper paste-downs. Binding is from the 1650-1750 period, and is unsigned. Outer hinges, binding edges show light wear, marbled endpapers removed, and amateur hand-coloring to engraved titlepage, as noted above; flyleaf margins show some tanning; modern bookplate on front marbled paste-down. Latin poem: "In Justininum", by R. Massacus, at p. [12]. (Latin text).…

Fort in-12 ( 140 X 80 mm ) de 10 ffnch.-617-Index, plein vélin ivoire, dos lisse titré en noir ( Reliure de l'époque ). Beau frontispice gravé. Petit manque à l'avant dernier feuillet avec perte de quelques lettres, bel exemplaire. Des bibliothèques DINARD et Emmanuel Jeanbernat Barthelemy DE FERRARI DORIA ( Ex-libris ).Trogus Pompeius, historien latin du siècle d'Auguste, avait composé une histoire universelle en 44 livres, et l'avait intitulée Historique Philippique. . Cet ouvrage est perdu, mais il nous reste les sommaires de chaque livre et une suite d'éxtraits disposés par Justin sous forme d'abrégé de l'histoire entière. Vapereau 1993 f. Histoire Antiquité.…